Luke O'Neill, Scientist Buy now Listen now Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art by James Nestor Read expert recommendations “Imagine a whole book about breathing! But there was a necessity, I think. Nestor is a journalist; he goes into everything you need to know about breathing. ...
#40 Some Girls Bite (Chicagoland Vampires) by Chloe Neill Book Summary: Graduate student Merit’s life takes an unexpected turn when she’s assaulted by a rogue vampire and subsequently transformed into one. She must now join the world of Chicago’s vampires, led by the enigmatic vampire ...
Babyproofing Your Marriage: How to Laugh More and Argue Less As Your Family Grows – Stacie Cockrell, Cathy O’Neill, Julia Stone, Rosario Camacho-Koppel $15.29 Buy on Amazon 01/13/2025 03:46 am GMT The way in which this book tackles the correlation between children and marriage offe...
There is plenty of satire in the depiction of Braithwaite’s rivalries with his contemporaries, reminiscent of the spoof biographies in Their Brilliant Careers by Ryan O’Neill, while pertinent questions about the nature of identity and reality are posed in “Rebecca’s” pursuit for answers. ‘...
The humor, the drama and the camaraderie, on set and off, is captured through the immortal lens of one of the world's most legendary photographers, Terry O'Neill. More information and links bo050 Into the Lion's Mouth: The Story of Dusko Popov Into the Lion's Mouth by Larry Loftis ...
Barbara Crooker has an older poem getting a new lease on life at this site: http://www.astropoetica.com/Fall09/comethalley.html Sierra Club Books has published COAL COUNTRY RISING UP AGAINST MOUNTAINTOP REMOVAL MINING. Several poems from COAL: A POETRY ANTHOLOGY, published by Blair Mountain ...
address them through satire, absurdity and surrealism with a healthy dose of black humour. At times the lateral thinking in these stories, not to mention Koh’s interest in satire, reminded me of Carmel Bird. A most enjoyable collection, that was expressively read by Lauren Hamilton Neill. ...
The first book I’ve finished since my last WWW post was Idol by Louise O’Neill and I really enjoyed this novel. It’s about the stories we tell on social media and the blurry lines between truth and lies, and how we perhaps don’t always see ourselves as we really are. I recommen...
There is plenty of satire in the depiction of Braithwaite’s rivalries with his contemporaries, reminiscent of the spoof biographies in Their Brilliant Careers by Ryan O’Neill, while pertinent questions about the nature of identity and reality are posed in “Rebecca’s” pursuit for answers. ‘...
There is plenty of satire in the depiction of Braithwaite’s rivalries with his contemporaries, reminiscent of the spoof biographies in Their Brilliant Careers by Ryan O’Neill, while pertinent questions about the nature of identity and reality are posed in “Rebecca’s” pursuit for answers. ‘...